TV Night Highlights Include Van Dyke Cosby Show
NBC aired a two man hour with Dick Van Dyke and Bill Cosby featuring a 94 year old orchestra conductor sketch that fell flat before Cosby’s gymnastic exhibition and a funny monologue about college football. The Bold Ones offered courtroom drama and paramedical notes. Rena Wals won Miss Teenage America at CBS pageant.
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City maintenance jobs lure 1300 applicants in Los Angeles
More than 1,300 men lined up to take a written civil service exam for about 112 city maintenance labor positions paying 540 dollars a month. An official says only about a dozen jobs are currently vacant and about 100 names will be used from the passing list starting in April.
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TV Listings Highlight Prime Time For Comedic And Drama Mix
The schedule spans seven thirty to ten with Red Skelton The Young Lawyers Gunsmoke Laugh-In The Silent Force Here's Lucy Art Linkletter Bob Hope Cleveland Browns vs Houston Oilers Doris Day Show Carol Burnett Show Johnny Carson lineup featuring hosts guests and episodes across multiple channels and times.
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Tonight's TV Movie Listings
TV schedule lists 8:30 PM Channel 16 Formula c-12 Beirut with Frederick Stafford from 1966. 9:00 PM shows Oh You Beautiful Doll starring June Haver from 1949. 11:30 PM features Princess of the Nile with Debra Paget from 1954.
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Public Service Commission Criticizes Puerto Rican Telephone Service
A Public Service Commission member said Puerto Rico Telephone Co. direct dialing for long distance calls is deteriorating with only 297 of 983 calls completed. The rate is under 30 percent, far below the 93 percent standard considered acceptable.
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Cronkite Sees Cable TV Averting Political Crisis
Walter Cronkite warned at a cable seminar that the United States teeters on a communications crisis and cable TV could shield democracy by providing more understandable balanced news. He argued cable’s multi channel revenue allows low yield news programming with less economic pressure than newspapers or commercial TV.
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